Mama Mirabelle's Home Movies: It's Movie Time (2008) Review

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(More customer reviews)My 2.5 year old son absolutely loves this DVD. Even his little brother (8 months) enjoys watching it. It's educational and a good mix of cartoon and live footage. It's also nice that each episode is only about 15 minutes. That way I can allow him to watch the video for shorter segments, without having to interrupt in the middle of an episode.

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Set against the backdrop of the African savanna with a lively world music soundtrack, Mama Mirabelles Home Movies presents the natural world from a preschoolers point of view and introduces children to a unique world filled with lovable characters and stunning wildlife movies from National Geographic.Mama Mirabelle is a world-traveling elephant explorer who shares her adventures and live-action movies with a cast of playful preschool animals from the African savanna. These preschool animals watch Mamas "Home Movies" to learn more about their world and their place in it. Mama Mirabelles Home Movies combines relevant preschool themes, positive role models and helps preschoolers learn about amazing animal from around the world. Featuring original African and world-inspired music, and the voice and songs of Vanessa Williams as Mama Mirabelle.

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Gourmet's Diary of a Foodie (2006) Review

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(More customer reviews)Make no mistake about it... a foodie isn't just someone who loves good food; a foodie is someone who finds eating an adventure and is always searching for entirely new food experiences (which is why The Food Network is the antithesis of everything foodie. They should just change their name to the Comfort Food Network - not that I have anything against comfort foods but there is a whole world of foods outside of the American diner experience!). Outside of The Iron Chef, Tony Bourdain's 'No Reservations' and Mark Bittman's 'Best Recipes in the World', there's very little TV-wise to stimulate us foodies, so this AMAZING gem that just popped from heaven like a truffle on your pillow really is nirvana. It's Gourmet Magazine 'live' with all the sights and sounds and yes, even the smells and tastes. It also crams in a global experience that subtly underlines the fact that food is a language and an experience that all cultures can share together and bond with. If you've been starving for a show that raises your intelligence and spirits and actually acknowledges the other 6 billion people that live on this planet, look no further. It's FANTASTIC!!!

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